Category Archives: Caroline Simpson

February 2, 2012

This must be the place – an interview with writer Stephen Thompson

I first met author and writer Stephen Thompson when we were both living in a rehab for young drug addicts, called Alwyn House, in Notting Hill Gate in 1990, which seems a very long time ago now. This was Notting … Continue reading →

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January 12, 2012

My interview with photo-artist Jamie Mcleod for Glass Magazine

Just a brief post. I interviewed the photo-artist Jamie Mcleod this month for the online edition of Glass Magazine. Here it is.  I’d be delighted to read any comments you have. As mentioned in an earlier post, the very talented … Continue reading →

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November 12, 2011

One city, a million words – Londoners by Craig Taylor

To the launch of Londoners. My good friend, the author Stephen Thompson invited me to accompany him to the launch party of the book, Londoners, by fellow writer Craig Taylor which was held at the Canal Museum, in the back … Continue reading →

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